It is the Constitution of the United States. It is a statement the is not important by itself but is important in the sense of the Declaration of Independence, stating our independence from the British and our rights as people.
Indigenous because in 1900, only 14% in Sub-Saharan Africa practiced Christianity, and 9% practiced Islam. That was during the colonial period. Hindu was practiced by the Indians, so the only logical answer is Indigenous.
Answer:
Possible options:
a. aptitude-motivated infant
b. achievement-motivated infant
c. consciously motivated infant
d. competence-motivated infant
Answer is D
Explanation:
Competence motivation theory is a conceptual framework designed to explain individuals' motivation to participate, persist, and work hard in any particular achievement context. The central thesis of the theory is that individuals are attracted to participate in activities at which they feel competent or capable.
Answer:
I think it's for humanity of person?
Explanation:
I forgot the answer sorry but I'm not searching
Answer:
Explanation:
1. We compare children much much more now with social media because we get to see who grows up successful in many ways now it's social media with communicating and sharing be easier to access
2.another one is we overshare, (for example, Sandra posted a picture of her daughter getting her a shot for a vaccine and the picture of her daughter has her screaming and kicking).
3. one positive thing about social media influencing parenting is if you have a phone you're most likely allowed to go more places because your parents can contact you within seconds.
4. Modern parents are now less likely to let their child do things and go places because they saw on the news or from a family member that something bad happened there unlike in the old days that you were able to spend all your time outside without having to worry about your child getting hurt. ( and yes I know this goes against my 3rd point)
5. social media has created some lazy parents that will just shove an iPad or phone into their child's face to quiet them or to get them from being angry.
